Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-04-01

in Dakota and Clayton Clark for Nebras-
ka..... Miss Carrie Mcbride of Van Meter,
Ia, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
James Mcbride, since December last, goes
to Norwich, Conn, for Il few weeks visit.
....P. j. Farrel has gone to Boston for
his spring goods. ....W w. II. Stevenson,
who run the farm on Knights island last
season, has moved back to Clareucevile,
Canada, .... Miss Cora Hazen, youngest
daughter of Andrew llazen of AlburGh,
died Monday morning of consumption,
after lingering illness.
Bristol.
The butter market Saturday was fairly
active, with liberal offerings Attendance
was large. Prices, % to 90 cents......
About three feet of snow fell last week
As result we now have excellent sleigh
ing. The mathematicaus are now busily
engaged III figuring out how many days
sleighing we have had the past winter.
None place it lower than l25, while some
90 $50; 1t will undoubtedly have to be
settled by arbitration. sunday even
ing at the Baptist church Rev p b.
Strong began series of sermons on "The
Ten Plaques" The first sermon was a
very interesting and instructive one....
Frank ID. Farr is spending his vacation in
Salisbury visiting relatives. .....A prize
fight took place Saturday evening. Only
one round was fought, the principals be-
ing put to flight by a false alarm of
"police" No arrests. ......The graded
school closed last Friday The attend
ance during the winter term was 50 per
cent of the total number enrolled. . Miss
Lillian Lowell left, Saturday, for her
home in Granville, n. Y...G. ID. Girls
wOld principal of the graded school
will spend his vacation at his home in
Cambridge.
nell, Iowa, and will be absent about two
weeks: 80. BE Faithful unto Death" was
Rev. L. w. Gregory's topic Sunday morn
ing at the Methodist church. .. Myron
w. Wilson's condition has greatly i'm
proved the past week, and it looks very
encouraging for his early recovery ......
The oldest inhabitant does not recollect
ever seeing as hard snow storm as that
of last Tuesday. The o. i. should have a
credit mark for admitting this fact. He
has evidently gone out of the lying bust
ness ..... This week is the one set apart
for moving. At least 10 families will
change from one ion of the village to
another.
Franklin.
Mrs. House formerly the widow of the
late r. Mears, died suddenly at her home
Thursday, March TO- The funeral ser
vices were held Saturday at the Congre-
gational church. The sermon was preach
ed by Rev. A. L. Clarke. Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Brown entertained the Ladies
Aid and their friends last Friday eve
ming and all report an enjoyable time
Rev. h. Snow has sold his bay driver to
St. AlDans parties for $500. &C. Temple
is the owner of handsome pair of match
ed bays in which he takes just pride.
Enosburgh Falls.
The storm Tuesday and Wednesday was
the worst of the season, about Il inches OF
snow falling and drifting badly. .... Her
bert Sweat, son of Rev. c. H. Sweat
| has gone to Montpelier to school. Miss
! Lucy Marsh returned t. Bradford acade
my this week after two weeks vacation
| at honc......B. A. Irish is erecting Z
large hen mousse and is going to keep pure
! bred and fancy poultry. y...... Taere were
! 1870 tubs of butter shipped from this sta
tion this week. kimball & Towle have
/ received part or ihelr machinery for thell
tioms S,',i a"u eNpecI ~ oe1'ii oPera ral
cows "''''''0 u Ap''' " "''i wv
Rntter market activa with nrices from,
On ~, o1 iit Ne. ~ piiVcH lioii
b Sbint ,U Ge1S IoS tUL cno'ce Ttlecrlos 20 cent
! nd dinininv tho hntai t.Ii in NIopdov frnn,
ths yyni',5t Of Sno,, ,,rn lr ~ Wn, - LIZ IL
Eassatt wbo uos "Pon n,,t h ti,i,' ~ ,s
canad withnnt nSaif ,if9 or ,.Gni nr',o
hht his siaioh u,i, ,rrani,ad i, "U, ,,,,,"
ai,o r,r t,ro ntI "aI HaiS i "ieohti aa WIZ %
| DirlinSon 10 rr,nrinto, II u C+i
sell and VITA rmesd.y iusoi for r s uoJ
Kan Also w q Rantnn ,nd ,bra., ~ har.
for Winne.noIiS Uinn "i' It ID pirIi
! il evnactad honna tra,, caii;or,ia j., n go a.
d,vS rhora ,,ara ~ nosn n,'' ~ ~ 49, ~ "
shinned from tbis nt.+inn on Trenda, ~. :,
th,i Vel '"'' '''''''' oti i'e'''"S "
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MI Meuau TarlcH' VINO was injured
mil. is doing well nnder the care and ekil,
of DR., Collins. Mr. lanes Sonier W.
are sorry 70 saw does nor recov4r as wa.
hoped DR. Cram has the case N hand
Mr.. Alvin Ball il nur nonin. bnt is frehIp
Mrs. Stoddard Martin is number4G
among tine sick Her friends are hecnm
inp an yions concerninr a sneedy recnverv
......N Mr.. p ID percivnl takes the nlnce NJ
Mr. purtch in the Grist mill
xy..,ar,,,a,,
M i,o f I,o,.,, ,,n, ,
died in February. died of pneumonia sun
day aged - years Elisha Moody ha~
sold his residence t. Mr.. Sauborn of Bur
lingtou for $1,000. Mr. Sanborn is in the
collectors Office and will take possession
in June. Moody, aged 81 died
last Thursday. He was one of the old
residents aud a life tong democrat.
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